I've made available my super-simple Geoserver web-app that I showed at
MUM3 and GISMO. Several people have expressed interest, so I made it
available.
UDIG folks might be interested because I setup the
server/geoserver/data/actual_data/ directory with a bunch of shapefiles
with an equally-named .sld so you can just load them into udig and be
happy.
If you go to:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=25086&package_id=159257&release_id=345465
You will see a .exe geoserver installer (its the same as 1.3.0-RC2, but
with antialiasing on) with the small tiger sample data and the web app
I showed at MUM3 and GISMO.
You will also see a configuration dir (see below). Udiggers might be
interested in downloading just this.
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I've added another configuration option "tiger_and_apps" which you can
deploy in any of these manners:
1. Modify your build.properies and add/modify this line:
test.type=tiger_and_apps
Build & deploy as normal.
2. Edit an existing configuration by :
a) deleting the data/ directory and replacing it with the
tiger_and_apps/data/ directory.
b) replace the WEB-INF/catalog.xml and WEB-INF/services.xml with
the
tiger_and_apps/WEB-INF/ versions.
3. Point your GEOSERVER_DATA_DIR point to the tiger_and_apps directory
a) modify the web.xml file and set the GEOSERVER_DATA_DIR
parameter
OR b) set the GEOSERVER_DATA_DIR envirnoment
see http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOS/Geoserver+Data+Directory
NOTE: you will not be able to run the web apps if you do it this
way.
NOTE: the data dir can be downloaded here:
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If you do #1 or #2, then you'll also be able to run the demo application
that
I wrote for MUM3. Just point your browser to
http://localhost:8080/geoserver/data/popup.html
and then:
a) "hover" the mouse over one of the yellow-and-red hotspots to
see a pop-up mini-picture of that area (see attached screen shot)
b) "click" on a hotspot to see an enlarged picture
c) "click" on the map (where there isnt a hotspot) and you can add one
d) you can "draw" a bounding box to zoom in
e) you can press the "zoomout" button to zoom out
f) there are 4 big pink buttons around the image you can also use to
navigate.
More information about the technical details of this application are
here:
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOS/OSGIS+2005+presentation
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